The Greenville times., 1887-03-19

tice in said State court, the circuit
court shall, on application Of the
other party, examine into the truth
of said affidavit and the grounds
thereof, aud unless il shall appear
TO the satisfaction of said court
that said party will not be able TO
obtain justice in such State court,
it shall cause the same to he re-
BANDED thereto.
"Whenever any cause shall be
removed from any State Court in
to any Circuit Court of the United
States, aud the Circuit Court shall
decide that the cause was imprOp-
erly removed, and order the same
to be remanded to the State Court
from whence it came. such re-
mand shall be Immediately carried
into execution, and no appeal or
writ of error from the decision of
the Circuit Court so remandin5
such cause shall be allowed.h
That section three of said act
be, and the same is hereby amend.
ed so as to read as follows:
Sec. 3. That whenever any party
entitled TO remove any suit men.
toned in the next preceding see.
tion, except in such eases as are
provided for IN the last clause of
said section, may desire to re-
move such suit from a State Court
to the Circuit Court of the United
States, he may make and file o
petition in such suit in such State
Court at the time, or any time be.
fore the defendant is required by
the laws of the State or the rule
of the State Court in which such
suit is brought TO answer or plead
To the declaration or complaint of
the plaintiff, for the removal OF
such suit INTO the Circuit Court to
be held in the district where such
suit is pending, and shall make
and file Herewith bond. with
good and sufficient surety, for his
or their entering In such Circuit
Court, on the first day of its then
next session, copy of the record
in such suit, and for paying all
costs that may be awarded by the
said Circuit Court if said court
shall hold that such suit was
wrongfully or improperly removed
thereto, and also for their appear
ing and entering special bail il
such suit if special bail was orlgi
nally requisite therein. 1t shal
then be the duty Of the STATE
Court to accept said petition ant
bond, and proceed no further II
such suit; and the said copy bein.
entered as aforesaid in said Cir
cut Court of the United States
! the cause shall then proceed il
the same manner as If it bad beer
originally commenced in the sal,
Circuit Court; aud IL in any nc
tion commenced in q State Cour
the title of land be concerned, an,
the parties are citizens of tn
same State, and the matter in dis
pute exceed the sum or value 0
two thousand dollars, exclusive o
inverest and costs, tho sum o
value being made to appear, on,
or more of the plaintiffs or de
PENDANTS, before the trial, ma,
state to the court, and make atll
davit If the court require il, tha
he or they claim aud shall rel,
upon u right or title to the Ian,
under a grant from a State, an,
produce the original grant, or al
exompliilcaton oft, except wher,
the loss of public records shal
put 1t out of his or their power
and shall move that any one o.
more of the adverse party inform
the court whether he or they clam
"a right or title to the land under
grant from some other State, tn,
party or parties 30 required shal
give such information, or other
wise not be allowed to plead sucl
grant or give 1t in evidence upor
the trial and if he or they inform
that he or they do claim under
such grant, any one or more of the
party moving for such information
may then, on petition and Dond
as herein before mentioned in this
act, remove the cause for trial tC
the circuit court of the United
States next to be holden in such
district; and any one of either
party removing the cause shall
not be allowed to plead or give
evidence of any other title than
that by him or them stated az
aforesaid as the ground of his OF
their claim.
Sec. 2. That whenever In any
cause pending in any court of the
United States there shall be a re-
ceiver or manager in possession
OF any property, such receiver OIL
manager shall manage and operate
such property according to the
requirements of the valid laws oil
the State in which such property
shall be situated, in the same man.
ner that the owner or possessoI
thereof would be bound to do il
in possession thereof. ANY recei
Yer or manager who shall wilfully
violate the provisions of this sec.
tion shall be deemed guilty of q
misdemeanor, and shall, on con
viction thereof, be punished by 9
| fine not exceeding three thousand
dollars, or by Imprisonment not
exceeding one year, or by boil
said punishments, in the discretion
of the court.
Sec. 3. That every receiver Of
manager of any property appoin
ted by any court of the United
States may be sued in respect o
any act or transaction of his il
carving on tho businpss cnnnaot